AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTrade Disruption: Syria’s closure of the Nasib crossing with Jordan has stranded hundreds of trucks and buses, disrupting a key route linking Gulf markets with Syria and Europe. Infrastructure Spending: The government plans to allocate $450 million for roads and $200 million for railways in 2027, up from $193 million for roads this year, as it seeks to strengthen Syria’s role as a transport hub. Aviation Links: Syrian Airlines plans to launch direct Damascus–Berlin flights on November 10, while ICAO’s lifting of its longstanding Syrian airspace warning marks a major step for aviation access. Investment and Energy: Syria’s economy minister says Qatar and Syria are seeking wider investment and trade cooperation; Türkiye is also exploring hydrocarbon partnerships in Syria. Iraq’s prime minister is due in Damascus to discuss border security and oil pipelines.
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